Spain
Hiking the Ruta de Aguas in Buñol
To get to the Ruta de Aguas trailhead, we had to cross through the old town, including the medieval castle.
Scenes from Post-Lockdown Valencia, 2021
The pictures in this post were taken from the days of the pandemic — well after the strict lockdown had lifted, but before life in Valencia had fully returned to normal.
North of the Turia Riverbed – Photos from La ZaÃdia and El Pla del Real
If you cross the Turia riverbed into the districts of La ZaÃdia and El Pla de Real, you’ll encounter a different side of the city.
Random Photos from Calpe, Spain
Our short stay in Calpe left us wanting more. Even though it’s a relatively small city on the Costa Blanca, three days and nights were not nearly enough time to appreciate everything Calpe has to offer. But we did find plenty of time to take loads of random pictures, which we’ll be sharing with you…
Picanya, January 2025 – The Dana’s Aftermath
We hope these photographs, all taken in Picanya in late January, 2025, three months after the flooding, help illuminate the scope of the problem.
Climbing the Peñón de Ifach in Calpe
The Peñón de Ifach boasts a rich biodiversity, and we loved spotting different types of plants and birds.
Modern Architecture in Calpe – Costa Brava
Just 90 minutes south of Valencia by car, the small city of Calpe occupies a privileged location along the Costa Brava.
The Albufera Lake, Before The 2024 Valencia Floods
The Albufera, which has long been one of our favorite areas in Valencia, was completely heavily affected by the flooding.
What’s the Best Time to Visit Valencia’s Mercado Central?
Valencia is becoming more popular every year, and one of the places you really notice the increase in tourism is at the Mercado Central.
Don’t Come Digging in Valencia
Founded in 138 BC by the Romans as the colony of Valentia Edetanorum, Valencia has been continuously inhabited for over two millennia.